Summer time experiences at Wilder on the Taylor are always so magical. We spent a couple of beautiful days with some really great people at Wilder. It’s always a special treat to spend time on this amazing property. Located between Gunnison and Crested Butte, Colorado, this vignette of a day at Wilder really conveys what it’s like to spend quality time there. We hope you enjoy this marketing video we put together.
AIP’s latest golf marketing video showcases the prestigious Colorado Golf Club located in the charming town of Parker, Colorado, just minutes from downtown Denver. AIP shows how video marketing brings a property to life by giving prospective buyers a view from a different angle. Throughout the film, aerial and traditional video highlights the stirring mountain views, the private 9 acre lake, the world class golf course, and almost 1700 acres of some of the last remaining pristine land along the front range of the Rocky Mountains. The Colorado Golf Club has won numerous awards including the Golf Hall of Fame Distinguished Service Award, and the PGA Senior Championship and Solheim Cup were played here. Golf Inc. Magazine named the clubhouse as the 2013 Clubhouse of the Year. AIP goes beyond the aerials of the manicured greens and into the community to provide the viewer with a full picture of the benefits of this property. Through detailed script writing the golf marketing video tells of the surrounding community and its top-rated local schools, medical centers and provides footage of the city of Parker- a city that has a small town feel with big city ammenities and was ranked 12th in CNN Money’s Top Places to Live in 2013. Beautiful, quiet, natural, scenic….This is Colorado Golf Club!
Click below to view the feature film of this historic, award-winning golf course community and witness video marketing at work.
Wonder no more! Through video production services, AIP is able to take viewers behind the white fence and gate of this 122 acre legacy property near Denver, CO – Taylor Estate. This spectacularly beautiful and storied home was built in 1932 by the famous Denver architect, Burnham Hoyt, who has a number of his works listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Through detailed storytelling and script writing, AIP paints a picture of the enchanting history of this property. In 1951, the property was purchased by Vernon Moose Taylor Junior and his extraordinary wife Ann Bonfoey Taylor. Vernon was a handsome college football star, WWII aviator, served on many corporate boards, and was one of the original investors in Vail. Ann was an acclaimed equestrian, qualified for the Olympic Ski Team in 1940, flew planes, and trained pilots in WWII. Possibly best known as a designer and fashion icon, her face graced the cover of hundreds of magazines.
On the grounds of this estate, Vernon and Ann Taylor hosted lavish parties for Royalty and dignitaries such as Prince Phillip, Princess Ann and Henry Kissinger. The 26 room manor home features 14,000 square feet of luxury at its finest! Imported from an English home, the antique wood paneling in the library is waxed each year from floor to ceiling. The home has 11 working fireplaces that were lit everyday from September to April when the Taylors were home. The names of English Kings and US Presidents are painted on the walls of the intimate family dining room where the Taylor boys memorized them while they ate. Other one-of-a-kind features exists throughout the property, such as a rare German silver sink in the kitchen, and much, much more. The pinnacle of luxury living, its 122 acres include breathtaking mountain views, century old trees, lake with beach and boating privileges, oval pool, tennis court, 3 staff cottages, stable, water rights, and agricultural status.
A true legacy property…don’t miss the opportunity to view aerial footage of this once in a lifetime property!
The Great Western Industrial Park in Windsor, Colorado is a 3,000 acre master-planned development located at the center of one of the fastest growing and most prosperous regions in America. AIP was chosen to create the informational video for this development which gave us the opportunity to show-off our aerial video services! Using 3D Integration and skillful editing, we incorporated architectural renderings into live aerial shots to allow prospective clients to see what buildings will look like on the site. We also created compelling geospatial video tours to illustrate the geography, topography, location and scope of the property. Using graphic overlays, we drew boundaries and positioned the development in relation to cities, airports, geographic features, highways, and the very important Great Western Railway system. See for yourself why the Great Western Industrial Park has it all!
For Aerial Video Services, contact AIP today!
New York Times best selling author John Eldredge just completed a new book and film series titled Killing Lions – A Guide Through the Trials Young Men Face. The 17 film series is an invitation into the wild, daring adventure of becoming a man. It is a manifesto for the generation that is rising up and knows not how to begin the lion hunt. The first film, seen below, is filmed in the deserts outside Moab, Utah with epic cinematography and raw conversation on the life men want to live. After filming was complete, author John Eldredge commented “People think we hired a helicopter for our shoot – that is the quality of the images we got from AIP. These guys are fantastic to work with, and they provide stunning aerial footage at a fraction of the cost of traditional means. We will use them every time.”
After viewing the first film below, you will no doubt want to watch the entire series! To view all 17 videos visit KillingLions.com. While watching, notice how aerial video brings the words of this famous author to life and leaves the viewer with their heart pumping and feeling like they can take on the lions in life!
To view the full 17 video series of Killing Lions visit http://www.youtube.com/user/AndSonsMagazine/
Lucky Star Ranch marketing video contains aerial footage that showcases why this Texas ranch is unique and diverse. It is located deep in the heart of Texas- just a short drive from the Dallas/Fort Worth area. The property is large for the area, encompassing 2,476± contiguous acres. Take time to watch the teaser video and see why they say “Everything is bigger in Texas!”
AIP’s latest ranch marketing video took place in the brush creek valley of Western Colorado where nature and luxury combine in unexpected and wonderful ways. There are so many different aspects of Kessler Canyon and it is through aerial and terrestrial video that the viewer is able to see each unique feature! Perhaps the most unique aspect of this ranch is a private canyon which rises steeply more than 2,000 feet straight up from the green valley to the top of Skinner Ridge. The aerial view from the top of the canyon is breathtaking! Below the cliffs, sheltered by the canyon walls, there is a hideaway with a lake, lodge, and elegant guest houses. Just the hunting lodge and guest house is something to behold with its superb amenities all surrounded by an apple orchard that is over 100 years old. Take time to view our work of Kessler Canyon- a place of unparalleled natural beauty and cultivated elegance! Be sure to like us on Facebook, LinkedIN, Google+, and Twitter. Happy viewing!
Video Transcript:
In the Brush Creek Valley of Western Colorado, nature and luxury combine in unexpected and wonderful ways.
The hillsides rise steeply, more than 2,000 feet straight up, from the green valley to the top of Skinner Ridge.
Below the cliffs, sheltered by the canyon walls, there is a resort with a lodge and a lake and guesthouses, as refined and elegant, as the land is wild and untamed.
This is Kessler Canyon, an extraordinarily beautiful place, with so many different aspects that it defies easy definition.
Kessler Canyon is first a ranch with more than 23,000 deeded and leased acres that sprawl for miles through the valley and across the mesa.
It is also a premier Western resort with a well-deserved reputation for superb accommodations and exceptional service.
And it is a renowned hunting and sporting retreat.
But most of all, Kessler Canyon is a private canyon.
It is a rare thing to own a canyon. Especially a canyon this large.
Kessler Canyon is located 17 miles north of Interstate 70 between Grand Junction, about an hour to the west, and Rifle, about an hour to the east.
The property’s 23,000 acres include 14,096 deeded acres and 8,600 acres leased from a neighbor.
The canyon itself stretches for six miles within the ranch. The ranch itself extends for another 12 miles along the mesa.
The Powder Horn Ski Area is 45 minutes from the ranch. Vail, Beaver Creek and Aspen ski areas are two hours away.
Denver is about 230 miles from Kessler Canyon, with the Denver International Airport about four hours by car from the ranch. Walker Field near Grand Junction, about an hour from the ranch, has direct commercial flights to Denver, Dallas, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, and other regional hubs. Garfield County Regional Airport at Rifle accommodates most private aircraft.
When entrepreneur Richard C. Kessler bought the property, it was an unimproved ranch.
Nature gave the place good bones. Kessler, who is known for developing exquisite luxury hotels, built the rest.
Kessler’s vision produced an award-winning resort that remains at its heart a true Western Colorado Ranch. The main lodge and guesthouses are scaled for intimate gatherings and small groups—perfect for entertaining friends and family.
This authenticity and attention to scale makes the ranch quite suitable for private ownership as a hunting property or a family retreat.
Homestead Lodge has 20,000 square feet, furnished with original artwork and Western furniture. The ground floor features public rooms with large stone fireplaces and deep leather sofas. The main dining room and kitchen, well-appointed executive board rooms, a pro shop and a VIP suite also are on the first floor.
Guest rooms are on the second floor of the lodge.
The owner’s suite occupies the entire third floor.
The lodge also has a private wine-tasting room, a movie theater, an exercise room, a game room and two secured room for guns and collectibles. The Poseidon Spa has massage rooms, sauna, steam room and baths.
Eight acres of manicured lawns and 100-year-old apple trees from the original orchard surround the Homestead Lodge.
The Orchard Lake Guesthouse has a private VIP suite with living room, dining room and kitchen, plus five guest rooms, a large meeting area and a rod-and-gun room.
Kessler Canyon is well suited to host large corporate events.
There are four lakes for canoeing and fishing.
Elk and deer range the mesa along Skinner Ridge.
Quail, pheasant and turkey —
the valley and along the creek provides a rich natural habitat for upland birds.
Throughout the ranch, the native grasses and brush have been managed to support the wildlife.
For the hunters, there are superb amenities modeled after some of the finest hunting lodges in Europe and Africa.
There is eight-station shooting pavilion — perfect for target practice and competitive marksmanship – or lessons from the Kessler Canyon Shooting Academy instructors.
Rod and gun rooms provide secure storage for firearms. And then there is the Safari lounge for drinks after the hunt.
For the archers, there is a walking course with 12 targets.
Kessler Canyon has top-quality maintenance and storage building, garages, kennels and mechanical facilities, as well as staff housing.
Hiking, ATV and horseback trails crisscross the ranch.
Wind and water created the canyon over thousands of years. The Kessler family spent more than a decade developing the ranch and the resort.
The result is a place of unparalleled natural beauty and cultivated elegance:
Kessler Canyon.
Nature and luxury in perfect harmony.
Ranch marketing video by Aerial Imaging Productions
Listed by LIV Sotheby’s and Ascent Sotheby’s : Real Estate Video by Aerial Imaging Productions
A Rare Offering… Many a passerby has wondered what lies beyond the white fence and gates…this magnificent European-inspired estate does not disappoint. Visited by Royalty and Heads of State, its storied past reflects an era of gracious living while offering privacy and tranquility only 20 minutes from downtown Denver. This extraordinary 26-room manor house features a handsome paneled library, banquet size dining room, gracious dual master suites with 9 additional bedroom suites, 12 fireplaces, a staff wing, timeless and elegant finishes throughout. The pinnacle of luxury living, its 122 acres include breathtaking mountain views, century old trees, lake with beach and boating privileges, pool, tennis court, 3 staff cottages, stable, water rights, and agricultural status. A true legacy property…don’t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity!
Full video production provided by Aerial Imaging Productions.
The ranch marketing video for Willow Creek Ranch is now complete and it is loaded with features that AIP has to offer- aerial video, terrestrial video, Google Earth, professional script writing, detailed storytelling, and unique voiceovers (in this case a voice rich in cowboy tradition!). It remains our mission to truly showcase each property in a compelling, engaging and professional way. Take time to view the video and discover why this rare property in Montana was such a pleasure to film. Continue helping us with our social media efforts by liking us on Facebook, LinkedIN, Google+, Twitter and sharing your feedback about our work. Thank you to Hall and Hall for another opportunity to serve you. Enjoy!
Video Transcript:
All around are snowcapped peaks, and to the east, the crazy mountains, Willow Creek twists and turns through the green valley. The sandstone cliffs above Fairy Creek shine white in the sun. You will find Willow Creek a place of extraordinary beauty. More than 19,000 acres of pasture, forest, and hills. Seven miles wide and nine miles long. Willow Creek Ranch is large, even by Montana standards, it’s also only five minutes away from Livingston, a favorite for artists and anglers. In a state where large ranches are notoriously remote, Willow Creek Ranch is one of the rare properties that is both large and well located.
North of interstate 90, Willow Creek Ranch encompasses 19,419 total acres. Willow Creek, in it’s three forks, travel through the ranch for a total of 14.7 miles, Fairy Creek runs through the ranch for 9.3 miles before it empties into the Yellowstone River. Livingston is just two miles from the ranch. Mission Field airport 5 miles east of Livingston has two jet capable runways. Bozeman and the entrance to Yellowstone are only an hour’s drive from the ranch.
Livingston is home to the International Federation of Fly-fishers museum and no wonder, South Western Montana is quite possibly the Valhalla of fly fishing. The legendary Yellowstone River is one of the greatest fly-fishing rivers in the lower 48 states flows through Livingston. World class spring creek fishers, also are just minutes from Willow Creek Ranch. The north fork, south fork, and middle fork, converge below the ridge to form the main strand of the creek. Good sized trout are common here.
The elevation on the ranch rises from 4500 feet to 6900 feet above sea level on the slopes of the ridge. Most of the ranch is just native range land. The ranch currently supports 600 animals, with 260 acres of irrigated meadow, and 900 dry land acres planted in wheat. More than 10 miles of irrigations ditches feed the meadows.
Willow Creek Ranch, which lies at the southern reach of the Yellowstone-Yukon migratory route is easily one of the better Elk Hunting ranches in Montana. Elk also spend fall and winter on the ranch. The current owner uses limited grazing practices which support the native grasses. The game has been managed to create a high quality hunting experiences.
The ranch headquarters at the southeastern quarter of the property includes corrals, sheds, grain bins, and a scale house. Houses for the manager and staff are near the headquarters. The main house, with a large horse barn, sits in the middle of a valley with stunning views of the ridge and the Crazy Mountains. Built in the early 1900s, the house was meticulously renovated under the guise of a local architect.
The Crow Indians knew this place, William Clark explored it, hunters, trappers, and ranchers came here. The railroad arrived and Livingston grew up, but, over the ridge and out of sight, the land remains as it has always been, a land of extraordinary beauty and promise, the Willow Creek Ranch.
Take a minute to check out our feature presentation for IX Ranch—a beautiful ranch in Montana Cattle Country where ranches are huge and reputations are hard won! Among the many ranches in Montana, IX Ranch stands tall above the rest and AIP captured the footage to prove it! The ranch marketing video of IX Ranch provides aerial and terrestrial footage of over 30 miles of rangeland, meadows, rolling hills, and steep mountains. Through professional script writing and storytelling, the video allows the viewer to feel the rich history of the land by incorporating old photos and interviews with the Roth family who have owned and managed the ranch for over 3 generations. Perhaps the most unique segment is the cattle branding session that we caught on video, live and up-close! Sit back, relax, and enjoy the video!